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Garmin Antenna Clip - 3 Pack
$9.99
Keep your VHF antenna safely secured to your dog collar with the Garmin Antenna Clips. Specifically designed for use with Garmin Alpha TT25 and T20 collars, these clips ensure your antenna stays in place during your dog's outdoor adventures. The set includes three antenna clips for convenient replacements or backups.
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Keep your VHF antenna safely secured to your dog collar with the Garmin Antenna Clips. Specifically designed for use with Garmin Alpha TT25 and T20 collars, these clips ensure your antenna stays in place during your dog's outdoor adventures. The set includes three antenna clips for convenient replacements or backups.
Key Features:
- Secure Design: Keeps your VHF antenna firmly attached to your dog’s collar.
- Durable Construction: Made for long-lasting performance in outdoor conditions.
- Convenient Pack: Comes with three clips for easy replacements.
- Easy Installation: Simple to attach and detach as needed.
Compatibility:
What's Included:
- 3 x Garmin Antenna Clips
Part Number: 010-13023-11
UPC: 753759331566
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